About Me
reading about me. For those of you fitting this discription...enjoy!
I'm always getting asked questions about my religious background. The truth about my religion is that I don't really have one. (The shirt I'm wearing at the top of the page is just a joke. I don't worship Satan, nor do I encourage anyone else to waste their time doing so.) Most likely, religion is a form of superstition that was created thousands of years ago so people had something to believe in. They didn't know why the sun set, why the seasons changed, or how we got here, so they imagined that some guy waved his magic wand and made it all happen. Much like everything else on my page, this is just an opinion. If any of you out there think differently than I do, I understand completely. People today like to think that they're not superstitious, then they go to church and sing songs to the ceiling and roll their eyes back into their heads to get closer to a fictional character that was created in the dark ages.
Before science explained why people got headaches, it was once thought that demons were the cause. People actually thought demons would possess the head of a person and cause a headache!! So...how do you get a demon out of your head? Not with aspirin! They would drill a hole into the skull of the "demon's victim" in hopes that the devil's servant would vacate the man's cranium. Nowadays, that idea seems insane. Also, it was thought that when a man went impotent, it was because some witch was sucking his power. It is sad how many countless innocent people were killed just because they were falsely accused of witchcraft. I think that a few years from now, the ideas of religion at all will seem the same way.
Today, we learn about Greek mythology in school...tomorrow, perhaps we'll teach our children about Christian Mythology so they can learn about the fictitous saviors of the 21st century.
Another question I am frequently asked is, "How do I protect myself from evil spirits, demons, etc...while using a Ouija Board?" In my opinion, no protection is needed. I have around three dozen boards and I've used them all. Never have my walls melted, never have I seen any negative activity, and never have I even gotten a cold chill. Some people suggest a crucifix. Since the Bible stresses that anyone communicating with the dead is a sinner, I'm not sure what the crucifix is supposed to help. If it makes you feel safer to rub spiced ham on your face before using a Ouija board, by all means...do it!
I've never used anything for protection and I have yet to be possessed by demons...although I have had a headache or two: the work of the devil? I doubt it. They went away without any drilling or banishing spells. :) This is probably why the boards work better with two people. The two users' minds together move the planchette. These boards can be great for releasing your subconscious stress...just try it. Plus, they're much cheaper than a psychiatrist.
If you want to know anything about me...this is where to read. I was born on June 29th, 1981 so I'm not quite able to be considered old and wise. Some of my Ouija boards were made over 90 years before I was born. Others in my collection are only a few years old. My father is fairly religious (or at least he thinks he is) - he started going to church for a while until he realized all they wanted was his money. So...he quit. I just finished college and I now have an 2-year degree in computer networking, so I am probably a lot smarter than you are.
Aside from making my own wooden Ouija boards, my day job is in the Slot Department of Belterra Casino in southern Indiana. Well, I guess Ouija board making is my day job since I work graveyard shift at my casino job. This is a really unusual hobby and I'm proud to be one of the few people that truly respect talking boards. I am also an amateur guitar player, a movie collector, an avid reader, and I have a severe fetish for gothic ladies and Asian ladies too...perhaps I am saying too much now.
I feel like I'm in therapy.
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